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>> sure. i think that this is obviously, i think what we can all see is its been a rather incredible several weeks that weve all been living through. and when you see what happens, like what would happen here in the last days with the fbi directors firing, this is something that really cuts against just what we all have understood. the united states to be all about. what you have is you have the person being investigated, getting rid of the person who was investigating him. and i think the resul...

Expect is they expect that the people who are in law enforcement are going to be fair and impartial. look, ive been a prosecutor for more than 15 years. and the number one rule in any sort of investigation that is successful is for people to feel like whatever is the result of that, came about from an investigation that was fair and impartial. and i think thats the reason why were asking for an independent counsel. and really, expecting that. because i think the public expects that. look, we jus...

More than 15 years and the number one rule in any sort of investigation that is successful is for people to feel like whatever is the result of that came about from -- from an investigation that was fair and impartial. and i think thats the reason why were asking for an independent counsel and really expecting that because i think the public expects that. look, we just had so many different stories that weve just heard in the last 48 hours having to do with the fbi directors firing and it all ti...

Impartial -- or not seen as partial and politicized is wrorng. its a huge place and there are many people involved. and as recently as yesterday, he had a prominent democrat saying he sees no evidence of russian collusion. where is that in the reporting? >> say that again. what happened yesterday? >> youve got democrats saying that they dont see any evidence of russia collusion. >> i get the talking point, but lets being very -- >> its not a talking point. its a seven month distraction. >> thats...

Would engender the trust and confidence of the people whom i ser served. i want to thank this subcommittee for conducting an impartial and thorough investigation of this vitally important topic. the efforts by a a foreign adversary to interfere and undermine our democratic processes and those of our allies pose as a serious threat to all americans. this hearing and others this subcommittee has conducted and will be conducting the future are an important bipartisan step in understanding the threa...

Attorney general, are all potenti potential targets. >> potentially. >> and to hold those officials or others responsible really has to be independent, correct? >> well, department of justice lawyers pride themselves in being able to be independent regardless of whether they are appointed as a special counsel. >> but the ultimate decision whether or not to prosecute for the sake of appearance as well as in reality should be made by someone who is unquestionably independent, objective and imparti...

Confidence of the people whom i served. i want to thank this subcommittee for conducting an impartial and thorough investigation. the attempt to undermine our attempted processes and our allies poses a serious threat. this hearing is an important bipartisan step in understanding the threat and the best ways to confront it going forward. as the intelligence community assessed in the january 2017 report, russia will continue to develop capabilities to use against the united states and we need to b...

Americans, specifically associates or workers in the trump campaign or the transition. and i want to hear from sally yates why she was fired for blowing the whistle on general flynn. what happened to hear? she was the deputy attorney general trying to do her job. her firing is a clear sign that the president will not tolerate an impartial, vigorous investigation here. >> senator bloomentwhen we comep has a lot of tough talk for mexico, but who knew he was eyeing our neighbor to the north. canada...

Russian interference happened and what kind of assistance they may well have received from americans. specifically associates or workers in the trump campaign or the transition. and i want to hear from sally yates, why she was fired for blowing the whistle on general flynn? what happened to her because that is powerful evidence about the need for special prosecutor. she was the deputy attorney general trying to do her job and her boss was the president. her firing is a clear sign that the presid...

Complete coincidence that he is on this case, but it is an important case. >> yeah, it is complete coincidence. the original comments over the summer were as house speaker paul ryan called them the textbook definition of racism. now it seems when every time this happens, we have to go revisit this context, and there will be people who take cues from what the president said and wonder if he is bieassed becaus of mexican heritage. a judge can be a judge and impartial regardless of where his parent...